The far-right Sweden Democrats party went into the 13 September election hoping to win cabinet seats.

The BRICS Summit in India brought together 11 states that account for 49 per cent of the world's population and 28 per cent of the global economy.

A police raid on Norway-based telecoms company Telenor has given fresh impetus to civil society's efforts to hold Myanmar's military regime accountable for human rights atrocities.

A luxury tourism development that threatens one of the Adriatic's last unspoilt natural habitats has brought Albanians to the streets in tens of thousands, questioning an economic and political model that puts profit before people.

Both sides in Sudan's civil war have embraced drone warfare, causing civilian deaths, with hospitals, marketplaces and schools among the targets.

As authoritarianism expands, more activists are being forced into exile, but repression is following them.

The latest United Nations High-Level Political Forum to review the Sustainable Development Goals offered further evidence of a divided multilateral system, with language that once passed without comment now contested.

President Hakainde Hichilema has won a second term in Zambia's 13 August election, but his party left little to chance.

A mass crossing from Morocco to Spain's exclave of Ceuta on 30 July triggered a political and social media storm that overshadowed the deaths of over a hundred people.

The UN General Assembly recently voted to reappoint Volker Türk as High Commissioner for Human Rights, making him the first person to serve two terms since the post was created in 1993.